Journey through Paengia

this reminds me of southern Louisiana

I must admit, this looks very nice The last shot of the whole city is a nice overview, and almost makes it look like a scale model for a city in the planning. May I ask where I can find/download the buildings next to the avenue in the 6th screenshot down?
I'm looking forward to more

good journal, I like your attention to detail. I understand how hard it is to get every grid to the right angle but the result is amazing! The buildings all match each-other nicely however there is also a nice contrast in architecture. Nice CJ.

Wow that is absolutely amazing!! Gorgeous detailed work everywhere in that tile great job!!

Amazing, jaw-dropping work!!

Amazing what you can do with a small tile eh?

[quote name='mattbuildsbuildings1234' timestamp='1346346338']The buildings all match each-other nicely however there is also a nice contrast in architecture.[/quote]

I'm happy you can appreciate that - I'm certainly not a stickler when it comes to mixing up any time period and any architectural style. I take 'em all, as long as they look good with everything else... ;-))

THIS IS EXCELLENT.

Wow, this is why Sc4 triumphs over any other SC game. This is amazing !

This looks like something I would see in Canada, a variety of architectures from different eras. Great work man!

Very realistic looking city. Awesome. 5/5

Wonderful Images! Sure makes my work look amateur

You always 'wow' me Paeng... This is no exception!

Amazing! You're like my SimCity role-model, Paeng! I really like the layout also: the city seems to have spread "organically," much as you'd see in a real city.

Pure Perfection As Always...;O

amazing

it is one of the nicer cities i've ever seen! I like how you use the spaces, look really cool!

It's fantastic how you've managed to combine so many different canal styles to create one large system.

It's amazing how many different styles of buildings and assorted canals you put in such small space! Could have looked a bit better if all canal sets had diagonals... I also love your railtracks and the way it splits

Amazing!!

What canals are you using, there amazing and where can I find them?

Very pretty as usual.

I give up! This makes me look like a noobie. Stunning!

OMG stunning! So many details, amazing.

It's great to see wide radius rail curves and switches used by a master. Bravo, my friend.